Guest guest Posted March 24, 2001 Report Share Posted March 24, 2001 > Knowledge that their is... > no self and other > no this and that > no here and there > no now and then > nor even " their " > gives way to naked awareness > uncloaked by knowledge. > > Yet this is only a way of talking. > > In no time > pure awareness > becomes single point of origin > all that is > here now > perceived as virtual identity. > > Everything is... > everything is not... > on and off... > dreaming and waking... > here now... > single pointed fractal expansion... > appearance upon the stage of imagination... > recollection from akashic memory... > seeing, feeling, dreaming... > location in time and place. > > all is one > one is all > > One cannot long pretend > that what is perceived > does not exist. > > Nisargadatta distinguishes > existent " reality " > from being. > > Existentialism chokes a bit, > where being and existence > are one and the same. > > In Nisargadatta's iconology > existent illusion > is subsumed in being > beyond illusion. > > As everything is ultimately one > so is one ultimately everything. > > Being exists. > > Out of absolute silence > eternal beauty > resounds as > infinite abundance! > > see~what~is > > Out of abyssal mind > spew endless domains > of shifting definition. > > Infinitely arrayed dimensionless points of view > perceive sensation > gestate feeling > excrete expectation > accrete memory. > > Here now > instantiates > unique reality > embodying all > resolving as nothing. > > Ambition and fear > are born of identification > with recollection, > spawning anticipated > profits and losses, > victories and defeats. > > Don Juan regards identification > as personal history > and advises erasing it, > thereby rendering all things equal, > thus unimportant. > > Absent identification > with these artifacts of imagination > one is all > all is one. > > As Nisargadatta said... > I am everything. > I am nothing. > I am both. > I am neither. > > > ~tomas > > > > © 2001 thomas murphy > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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